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* EnsembleDarkHorse: Tiamat saw an upswing in fanart following the anime release and especially after her debut in episode 15 and 16.
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* AnticlimaxBoss: The rematch with [[spoiler:Gorgon]] in episode 15 only lasts for a few minutes, which is a stark contrast to her appearance seven episodes earlier. Since a lot of fans were hoping for another epic clash, this time with Ana involved in the fighting, many were disappointed by how quickly it was ended. While there are some reasons its justified she would be weaker, the fight is so quick that it begs the question why the fight didn't last longer, especially when the final fight with the other Goddess' lasted almost an entire episode.
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* AnticlimaxBoss: The rematch with [[spoiler:Gorgon]] in episode 15 only lasts for a few minutes, which is a stark contrast to her appearance seven episodes earlier. Since a lot of fans were hoping for another epic clash, this time with Ana involved in the fighting, many were disappointed by how quickly it was ended. While there are some reasons its justified she would be weaker, weaker and the whole point of [[spoiler:Gorgon was that she was a BaitAndSwitch for the real BigBad Tiamat]], the fight is so quick that it begs the question why the fight didn't last longer, especially when the final fight with the other Goddess' lasted almost an entire episode.
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* EnsembleDarkHorse: Tiamat is this. While she was never unpopular in the game, until the anime came out Tiamat received little to no fanart from the fandom. There wasn't even any Rule34 about her until the show proper came out forcing many to play the game to figure out what was happening.
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* EnsembleDarkHorse: Tiamat is this. While she was never unpopular in the game, until the anime came out Tiamat received little to no fanart from the fandom. There wasn't even any Rule34 about her until the show proper came out forcing many to play the game to figure out what was happening.
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* SugarWiki/MostWonderfulSound: [[https://youtu.be/Za8ZHlYW7Uc Gilgamesh's laughter]], [[Creator/TomokazuSeki as always]]. Fans were absolutely ''delighted'' to hear him laugh uproariously in episode 3.
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* SugarWiki/MostWonderfulSound: [[https://youtu.be/Za8ZHlYW7Uc [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ksZGrmzRKc Gilgamesh's laughter]], [[Creator/TomokazuSeki as always]]. Fans were absolutely ''delighted'' to hear him laugh uproariously in episode 3.
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*** It isn't Ishtar's fault she [[spoiler:lost the Bull of Heaven]], it's [[ItMakesSenseInContext Ishtar's]]![[labelnote:Explanation (spoilers for Fate/strange fake)]] It's strongly implied that Ishtar didn't actually lose the Bull of Heaven herself, but rather that Filia, Ishtar's incarnation in Fate/strange fake, summoned it from the Singularity to attack Gilgamesh and Enkidu. She saw it as a setting not connected to anything, so she figured it would do no harm to bring it from there. Oops.[[/labelnote]]
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** Ritsuka deploys [[HaremGenre Harem Protagonist]] EX.[[labelnote:Explanation]]The fact that Ritsuka chooses to simply [[BadBadActing flirt with/complement Jaguar Warrior instead of fighting her]] (and the fact that Merlin actually knows this is a thing he can do builds on the out-of-universe assumption that the PlayerCharacter of ''FGO'' just has to be at least a really good ChickMagnet to handle his/her (potentially hundreds of) Servants. This gets another CallBack when he finally confronts Ereshkigal, in that after the climactic fight between Mash and Ereshkigal, it only took him reminding her of their private conversations to reduce her into an inelegant blushing wreck.[[/labelnote]]
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** Ritsuka deploys [[HaremGenre Harem Protagonist]] EX.[[labelnote:Explanation]]The fact that Ritsuka chooses to simply [[BadBadActing flirt with/complement Jaguar Warrior instead of fighting her]] (and the fact that Merlin actually knows this is a thing he can do do) builds on the out-of-universe assumption that the PlayerCharacter of ''FGO'' just has to be at least a really good ChickMagnet to handle his/her (potentially hundreds of) Servants. This gets another CallBack when he finally confronts Ereshkigal, in that after the climactic fight between Mash and Ereshkigal, it only took him reminding her of their private conversations to reduce her into an inelegant blushing wreck.[[/labelnote]]
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** Ritsuka deploys [[HaremGenre Harem Protagonist]] EX.[[labelnote:Explanation]]The fact that Ritsuka chooses to simply [[BadBadActing flirt with/complement Jaguar Warrior instead of fighting her]] (and the fact that Merlin actually knows [[NoodleIncident knows this is a thing he can do]]) do builds on the out-of-universe assumption that the PlayerCharacter of ''FGO'' just has to be at least a really good ChickMagnet to handle his/her (potentially hundreds of) Servants. This gets another CallBack when he finally confronts Ereshkigal, in that after the climactic fight between Mash and Ereshkigal, it only took him reminding her of their private conversations to reduce her into an inelegant blushing wreck.[[/labelnote]]
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** Useless Goddess Ishtar[[labelnote:Explanation]]Episode 17 shows the long awaited scene when Ishtar reveals she lost Gugalanna, resulting in Gilgamesh calling her a useless goddess and later being forced to carry a tablet that says the same thing. Doesn't help that Ishtar's crying and whining is very similar to one of [[LightNovel/KonoSuba Aqua's breakdown]], the originator of the useless goddess meme.[[/labelnote]]
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** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L17S9SYRzQY "Absolute Demonic Front"]], the adaptation's main theme the first track on the disc. It's a frantic mix of violins and percussions, underlined by a few bouts of piano. Its most poignant use is during Ushiwakamaru's [[spoiler:final charge against Gorgon,]] where she scores massive points with the fandom thanks to the perfect mix of choregraphy, emotion and music in the scene.
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* AnticlimaxBoss: The rematch with [[spoiler:Gorgon]] in episode 15 only lasts for a few minutes, which is a stark contrast to her appearance seven episodes earlier. Since a lot of fans were hoping for another epic clash, this time with Ana involved in the fighting, many were disappointed by how quickly it was ended. [[JustifiedTrope That said]], While there are some reasons its justified she would be weaker, the fight is so quick that it begs the question why they didn't start fight didn't last longer, especially when the final fight with the temple heavily damaged during the last episode, [[spoiler:Gorgon]] becomes less a powerhouse as before.other Goddess' lasted almost an entire episode.
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* AnticlimaxBoss: The rematch with [[spoiler:Gorgon]] in episode 15 only lasts for a few minutes, which is a stark contrast to her appearance seven episodes earlier. Since a lot of fans were hoping for another epic clash, this time with Ana involved in the fighting, many were disappointed by how quickly it was ended. [[JustifiedTrope That said]], with the temple heavily damaged during the last episode, [[spoiler:Gorgon]] becomes less a powerhouse as before.
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* ShockingMoments: [[spoiler:Gorgon's]] emergence in episode 7. [[spoiler:She bursts forth from beneath the ground and rises into the air, ''dwarfing'' the ziggurat in Nippur.]] Even people who had played through the Singularity in the mobile game were shocked by the sheer scale.
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** [[spoiler:Gorgon's]] emergence in episode 7. [[spoiler:She bursts forth from beneath the ground and rises into the air, ''dwarfing'' the ziggurat in Nippur.]] Even people who had played through the Singularity in the mobile game were shocked by the sheerscale.scale.
** The arrival of the [[spoiler:Lahmu upon Gorgon's death and Tiamat's awakening in episode 15. What was thought to be the BigBad of the Singularity turns out to have been working in alignment with a much stronger entity -- who wastes no time in birthing abominations that run amok and wantonly kill any humans they find.]] Even veterans of the mobile game were surprised by how creepy and brutal the episode was.
** [[spoiler:Gorgon's]] emergence in episode 7. [[spoiler:She bursts forth from beneath the ground and rises into the air, ''dwarfing'' the ziggurat in Nippur.]] Even people who had played through the Singularity in the mobile game were shocked by the sheer
** The arrival of the [[spoiler:Lahmu upon Gorgon's death and Tiamat's awakening in episode 15. What was thought to be the BigBad of the Singularity turns out to have been working in alignment with a much stronger entity -- who wastes no time in birthing abominations that run amok and wantonly kill any humans they find.]] Even veterans of the mobile game were surprised by how creepy and brutal the episode was.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: Siduri confusedly waving her hand to copy Ishtar's own white flag movement in episode 3 was funny, [[spoiler:Siduri repeating that movement in episode 15 after being Lamhu is heartbreaking. Especially since this let Ritsuka and Ishtar realize what happened to her unlike in the game.]]
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: Siduri confusedly waving her hand to copy Ishtar's own white flag movement in episode 3 was funny, [[spoiler:Siduri repeating that movement in episode 15 after being transformed into a Lamhu is heartbreaking. Especially since this let Ritsuka and Ishtar realize what happened to her unlike much more explicitly than in the game.]]
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: Siduri confusedly waving her hand to copy Ishtar's own white flag movement in episode 3 was funny, [[spoiler:Siduri repeating that movement in episode 15 after being Lamhu is heartbreaking. Especially since this let Ritsuka and Ishtar realize what happened to her unlike in the game.]]
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* RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap: While he is one of the series's most popular characters, Gilgamesh's ego tend to rub some people of the wrong way. In comparison, Caster Gilgamesh has shown emotional maturity and intelligence while still retaining his ego, therefore making him much more likable than his Archer counterpart.
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* RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap: While he is one of the series's most popular characters, Gilgamesh's ego tend to rub some people of the wrong way. In comparison, Caster Gilgamesh has shown emotional maturity and intelligence while still retaining his ego.
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** Ritsuka deploys [[HaremGenre Harem Protagonist]] EX.[[labelnote:Explanation]]The fact that Ritsuka chooses to simply [[BadBadActing flirt with/complement Jaguar Warrior instead of fighting her]] (and the fact that Merlin actually knows [[NoodleIncident this is a thing he can do]]) builds on the out-of-universe assumption that the PlayerCharacter of ''FGO'' just has to be at least a really good ChickMagnet to handle his/her (potentially hundreds of) Servants. This gets another CallBack when he finally confronts Ereshkigal, in that after the climactic fight between Mash and Ereshkigal, it only took him reminding her of their private conversations to reduce her into an inelegant blushing wreck.[[/labelnote]]
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** Ereshkigal may as well be the reigning queen of this trope. [[https://youtu.be/TyXNvrCo9IA The CM for episode 13]] even consists primarily of a series of clips of her [[LuminescentBlush blushing furiously]].
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* AwesomeEgo: Merlin is completely egotistical, believing he'll outshine every other Caster servant, but, at the same time, he is a Grand Caster candidate and one of the most famous wizards in history. Even now, years after he was first released, Merlin is widely considered one of the best--if not the best--servant the game has created. If the show's version is on par, his ego is likely justified.
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** Merlin is completely egotistical, believing he'll outshine every other Caster servant, but, at the same time, he is a Grand Caster candidate and one of the most famous wizards in history. Even now, years after he was first released, Merlin is widely considered one of the best--if not the best--servant the game has created. If the show's version is on par, his ego is likelyjustified.justified.
** It's downplayed in comparison to his Archer incarnation, but Gilgamesh also fits. He's wiser and more mature as a result of having settled down to rule Uruk, but he's still extremely arrogant and supremely confident in his skills. The combination of his ego in conjunction with his additional maturity ends up making him even well-liked by people who hate his Archer version!
** Merlin is completely egotistical, believing he'll outshine every other Caster servant, but, at the same time, he is a Grand Caster candidate and one of the most famous wizards in history. Even now, years after he was first released, Merlin is widely considered one of the best--if not the best--servant the game has created. If the show's version is on par, his ego is likely
** It's downplayed in comparison to his Archer incarnation, but Gilgamesh also fits. He's wiser and more mature as a result of having settled down to rule Uruk, but he's still extremely arrogant and supremely confident in his skills. The combination of his ego in conjunction with his additional maturity ends up making him even well-liked by people who hate his Archer version!
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* ContinuityLockout: Because this singularity is the penultimate event of the game's first storyline, it is expected that viewers know what had happened in the past singularities and the major twists such as the identity of the BigBad and the name of the Heroic Spirit inside Mash and her true Noble Phantasm. The latter part is expected to be explained in the two film adaptations of the Camelot singularity, the first of which will be released in 2020.
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* ContinuityLockout: Because this singularity is the penultimate event of the game's first storyline, it is expected that viewers know what had happened in the past singularities and the major twists such as the [[spoiler:supposed]] identity of the BigBad and the name of the Heroic Spirit inside Mash and her true Noble Phantasm. The latter part is expected to be explained in the two film adaptations of the Camelot singularity, the first of which will be released in 2020.
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* ContinuityLockout: Because this singularity is the penultimate event of Part 1 of the game storyline, it is expected that viewers know what had happened in the past singularities and the major twists such as the identity of the BigBad and the name of the Heroic Spirit inside Mash and her true Noble Phantasm. The latter part is expected to be explained in the two film adaptations of the Camelot singularity, the first of which will be released in 2020.
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* ContinuityLockout: Because this singularity is the penultimate event of Part 1 of the game game's first storyline, it is expected that viewers know what had happened in the past singularities and the major twists such as the identity of the BigBad and the name of the Heroic Spirit inside Mash and her true Noble Phantasm. The latter part is expected to be explained in the two film adaptations of the Camelot singularity, the first of which will be released in 2020.
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* SugarWiki/MostWonderfulSound: [[https://youtu.be/Za8ZHlYW7Uc Gilgamesh's l, aughter]], [[Creator/TomokazuSeki as always]]. Fans were absolutely ''delighted'' to hear him laugh uproariously in episode 3.
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* SugarWiki/MostWonderfulSound: [[https://youtu.be/Za8ZHlYW7Uc Gilgamesh's l, aughter]], laughter]], [[Creator/TomokazuSeki as always]]. Fans were absolutely ''delighted'' to hear him laugh uproariously in episode 3.
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** NO JUSTICE BOMB 0/10 [[labelnote:Explanation]]Episode 11 contained a fan-favorite scene from the story arc, in which the protagonist, realizing that Quetzalcoatl cannot be defeated and isn't evil, is lifted by Ishtar to over 200 meters, and either gets incredulously thrown off or embraces the silliness of the situation and [[CallingYourAttacks shouts the name of a lucha libre move]] as they fall onto Quetzalcoatl. The anime not only played the scene very seriously, it relegated the impact to a cut-away shot that skipped over Quetzalcoatl saving Ritsuka from his fall. The fanbase is openly hoping for the dub cast to ad-lib the line when they handle the same scene.[[/labelnote]]
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* SugarWiki/MostWonderfulSound: [[https://youtu.be/Za8ZHlYW7Uc Gilgamesh's laughter]], l, aughter]], [[Creator/TomokazuSeki as always]]. Fans were absolutely ''delighted'' to hear him laugh uproariously in episode 3.
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* MemeticMutation: [[https://i.imgur.com/QUXaz9S.png Ishtar's dizzy face]][[labelnote:Explanation]]Ishtar first made this face after being offered a wagonload of gold and gems if she would defect to Uruk and Chaldea's side in the conflict. She was torn between greedily lapping it all up and worrying that she was being conned, hence the dizzy remark. It's since been used as a reaction image, and has led to comparisons to [[{{LightNovel/Konosuba}} a certain other useless goddess]].[[/labelnote]]
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** [[MaleGaze Assolute Demonic Rear: Bootylonia]][[labelnote:Explanation]]There have been quite a few ass shots thrown in throughout the anime, almost at a rate of OnceAnEpisode.[[/labelnote]]
** [[https://i.imgur.com/QUXaz9S.png Ishtar's dizzy face]][[labelnote:Explanation]]Ishtar first made this face after being offered a wagonload of gold and gems if she would defect to Uruk and Chaldea's side in the conflict. She was torn between greedily lapping it all up and worrying that she was being conned, hence the dizzy remark. It's since been used as a reaction image, and has led to comparisons to [[{{LightNovel/Konosuba}} a certain other useless goddess]].[[/labelnote]]
** [[MaleGaze Assolute Demonic Rear: Bootylonia]][[labelnote:Explanation]]There have been quite a few ass shots thrown in throughout the anime, almost at a rate of OnceAnEpisode.[[/labelnote]]
** [[https://i.imgur.com/QUXaz9S.png Ishtar's dizzy face]][[labelnote:Explanation]]Ishtar first made this face after being offered a wagonload of gold and gems if she would defect to Uruk and Chaldea's side in the conflict. She was torn between greedily lapping it all up and worrying that she was being conned, hence the dizzy remark. It's since been used as a reaction image, and has led to comparisons to [[{{LightNovel/Konosuba}} a certain other useless goddess]].[[/labelnote]]
